The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-07
Richm'd & w. PIT.


Erie ........ 3l1s preferred .119
East Tennessee, Texas Pacific. 80. 2S3s
new stock -. 1915 Tenn. Coal & Iron. 2S
Lake Shore -. . 96lk Union Pacific .... 55A
I'vllle q Nash. e.. O. n j. Central. go. II
Memphis 6 Char. SO Missouri Pacific. 9914
Mobile & Ohio. 10 Western Union. 7S1s
Nash. & Chatt's.. 70 CettonOilTrust Ger S0J4
asked. ibid
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Sept, 6, $780, p. m.--Cotton quiet
ana rather easier; middling uplands 5lbd, mid
ding Orleans sgd; sales 10000 bales, for
speculation and export 1909 bales; receipts
lB,eU0 baleS-AmeFiean 600.
Futures-Uplands, lew middling clause, Sep
teineer delivery s.-64d, also 2l-64d; SepteIn-
Der and October sd October and Novem-
Der esd; November and December i-6ld
February 3e4d. Market quiet.
p. m.-FAe sales te-dAy included $3.50 bales
of American
Kidding uplaads 5 r-ied niddhns ORLEANS
i-lGd.
Futures Uplands. low middlinS clause, Sep
teinhef delivery 21-6id, buyers; September and
October ll-94d- value; October and November
5 5-std, sellers; November and December i-64d,
sellers; December and January 9-64d, buyers
January and February 3-64d, buyers; February
and March s-e4d, sellers; March and April
$3.50, Buyers; April and May F-esd, sellers
1 p m.-Futl,res: tplands. low midding
clause, September delivery 22-64d buyers;
September and October 12-6id, buyers Octe-
and December 5-S4d, sellers; December and
January it'd, buyers; January and February
0 4-S4d, buyers; February and March o-0id
sellers; March end April 566id, buyers; April
and May 6Bia sellers. Market closed Arm.
New YoRK, Sept. 8, uoon-COtton opened
steady; niddng aplaaas Ice, mladlinG Orleans
ialse; sales 517 bales
FstHfes-The market opened very firm, with
sales as fellows: September delivery ise, Octo.
Der 29e. Nerember gle, December 8 22e,
January s9c, February Bic.
5.o9 p. m-Market closed firm; no old cotton
of firm strict low middlng to good middlins
offered on market; sales to-day 1000 bales;
mfddling uplandS Ice, ntitldlihg Orleans l9]6c:
gross receipts 1896 bales.
Futures-AarAet closed steady, with sales of
1880 bales, follows: September delivery
9 400 4sc. October Sl@9 82c November aud
December 8 25@9 20c, January 8 3049 Sic,
February 8 s7Q9 3sc March 45c, April seq
8 5Sc, May 59@e G0e, June es@9 eie. July
8 1905 rec.
Green & Co.'S report on cotton futures says:
The contract market for cotton has been quiet
but firm all day, and shown quite AN advance
on values. The combination of unpromiSing
crop reports from the Mississippi district un-
queStionably creates a nervous feeling, and
short sellers who ventured 30 put line out at
the close of last week were generally covering
besides which there was some new buying Or
deFs from Europe and the South to help swell
the demand, and take care of the moderate
offering. The total gain was about 10 points
but small reaction left the close only points
Spots were scarce, in good demand, and firm.
GALVESTON, Sept. 6.-Cotton quiet; middling
Lice; net receipts APO bales, gross 242O: sales
II bales; stock 10,973 bales; exports, coastwise
1850 bales.
NORFOLK, Sept Cotton firm: middllng
$780, net receipts 270 bales, gross $40; sales 14S
bales; stock IA bales.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 6.-Cotton nominalI new mid
ding 934c; net receipts none, gross 81 bales;
sales none, stock 1865 bales.
Boston, Sept. Cotton quiet; middling
1850; net receipts none, gross monet sales none;
WILMIxaToS, Sept. 6.-Cotton firm; mlddlng
91ae net receipts 406 bales, gross 40G; sales
none; stock 1894 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Cotton firm; mid
ding 1925; net receipts none, gross none;
stock s, 7T0 bales.
New ORLEANS, Sept. e.-Cotton steady; mid
ding &c, net receipts 3,096 bales, gross 3,191;
sales $50 bales; STOCK 1880 bales,
MOBILE, Sept. Cotton quiet; middling
De- net receipts 624 bales, gross 624; sales 80
bales; stock 1874 bales; exports ceastwlse l31
bales.
MEMPH1s, Sept. 6.--Cotton dull; mddling
014c; receipts ~ bales; shipments none; sales
200; stock 669 bales.
AUGUSTA, Sept 6-Cotton quiet; middling &C.;
receipts 65j bales; sales 3S4 bales
CHARLESTON, Sept. Cotton quiet; middling
&c; net receipts l,G97 bales, gross 1,eG7; sales
900 bales; stock 9,705 bales.
ATLANTA, Sept. e.-Cetton-middling S5sc;
receipts 156 bales.
New YORK Sept. demonstrated net receipts
for all cotton ports to-day l3, 1875 bales exports,
TO Great Britain 2 $50 bales to France 100, to the
continent 467 stock at all American ports 03, 4s5
bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 6, 1890 p. m.--Wheat quiet /;
demand fair; holders offer moderately; red
Western spring 5s 1id@6s Id the receipts Of
wheat for the past three days were 232,O D0 cen
tails including 1917 600 ceDtals of American
Corn quiet: demand fair; the receipts of
American for the past three days we're $500
centals. The weather is unsettled
New YORK. Sept g, noon.-flonr quiet and
steady. Wheat n trifie better. Corn firm but
quiet. Pork steady; mess S15 50015 70, Lard
quiet at SO 77J6 Freishts firm.
500 D. m.--rlOur Southern fairly active
common TO fair extra 81 S0@3 co. good to choice
"a 00@4 90 Wheat a shade higher and firm OPP
tons opened ls@Ao higher, but later the ad-
vance was lost, closing little steadier; No. e
red, September delivery S04@S0l6c; October 81
61S1Ac. Corn 14095c lower dull and heavy.
closing weak No. 2, September delivery 4914@
soc: October 5O@5O1ec. Oats 1s@1Rc higher and
september delivery 81st6SiI6c: October $3.50
3iSSc Hops duh and heavy. Coffee, spot fair
Rio quiet at 2O020ISc; options opened l0@D
points lower and fairly active, closing steady
No. Rio, September delivery Il Toe; October
10 2O0I5 doe; November IL 45018 Csc. Sugar
active and steady; fair refining quoted at 4S4c;
refined strong-C 4S4Q5c, extra G 5ls0I5tsc
white extra c 7-lBQb16c, yellow 49sg 4b4c,
mould 6Ac, confectioners A 6l4Q6 3-1bc, of
A 6Llc standard A 5;Sc, cut loaf and crushed
64Ac powdered 6Ssc granulated bloc. Molas
ses dull Cotton seed oil quoted at 346296c for
crude 4o043c for refined. Hides firm, with
moderate Inquiry Wool unchanged. Pork &C.
tive and steady. Beef dull. Middles dull and
nominal Lard 2ll3 points higher but quiet;
Western steam at 50 S2be, October delivery 80 q
l6 70. Freigbts dull; cotton 532d, wheat 19sd.
CHICAGO. Sept. 6.-The wheat market was dull
and fluctuations within narrow limits Trade
was light and outside news without special
weight The general range OF prices was 14c
under the closing yesterday, but it was little
above yesterdays average. There were very
few outside orders, and local 5calpers were dis
gtSted at the dullnss5 of the market. Corn was
mainly in the hands OF scalpers, there being but
few outside orders and 10 disposition on the
part Of prominent local houses to extend their
lines largely either way. Price changes were
rather frequent within &c range, and the feel
ing, though somewhat unsettled, was firlner,
cash apd September especially showing strength
and M08sc advances. More deferred deliveries
closed about Nc better than yesterday. Taken
all around there was pretty bullish undertone
to the market but the smaller class OF holders
manifest desire to let go on every little bulge
of moment Surface indications do not show
that there are any large operators Interested
owing to selling out by parties who had bought
Yesterday but with lighter estimated receipts
for tomorrow, decrease in the supply in sight
and some good Investment buying toward the
close The speculative market firmed up again
Provisions were quiet. Short ribs for September
and October delivery again rather monopoliZed
attention, though after brief squirt of life early
in the day they rather sympathzed with the
general market.
Flour steady. Wheat, No. 2spring B9J4c; No. 3
RG,.. No red BgiAc. Corn. No. 24fLIc